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underappraise

underappraise verb: to appraise at too low a value.

Verb

underappraise (third-person singular simple present underappraises, present participle underappraising, simple past and past participle underappraised)

  1. (transitive) To appraise at too low a value.

Forms of underappraise

third-person singular presentunderappraises
present participleunderappraising
past participleunderappraised
pastunderappraised

Origin of underappraise

From under- + appraise.

Questions about underappraise

What does underappraise mean?
Underappraise means to appraise at too low a value.
What part of speech is underappraise?
Underappraise is a verb.
What is the past tense of underappraise?
The past tense of underappraise is underappraised.

Words near underappraise in the dictionary

  1. underapplies
  2. underapply
  3. underapplying
  4. underappraisal
  5. underappraisals
  6. underappraise
  7. underappraised
  8. underappraises
  9. underappraising
  10. underappreciate
  11. underappreciated

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